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National Republican., 1887-11-28
&. A X. Visitation.

HASDsoME solitaire diamond earrings at $50
s55, and slCO. X. Harris Il Co., 1872 9TH st..
National Republican., 1887-11-28
The Railroad Bridge Fight.

A sIX.CARAT diamond, white and perfect
si5O. Il. Harris Il Co., 1872 eth st.
National Republican., 1887-11-28
Liouor Licenses Granted.

LADIES li-oarat gold hunting case STEM
winder watches, SIS. II. Harris IL Co., 1872 7th sr.
National Republican., 1887-11-28
WE have won our way by merit only.
Anunwalcnma Yisitnr.

IlSEMAN DkDS.,
Manufacturers. cor. 7th and l..
See the mems overcoats reduced TO s..
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.NH WANTED.
Tho Am. Association desires a capable woman =,
good addie8 10 organize Home Associations i" ~.
500 n month 10 commence. lteiercncCs, :"
AM. .Asa0GiATioH,R r. o. Box 1890, New Yo,k
jalt TrhsAw 9m3Dr 'HFI7I-F '"t'
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ON TIE FIELD OF HONOR.
Two Negroes Settle Thor Differences Will
NovUlvcr and Shotgun

Two Negroes Scttlo Thor Differences Will
Rovolvor and Shotgun
ALBANY, GA, Feb. 7.-Meesengers ar
rived hero last evening for DR.. Alfriend
and Dr.. Davis to proceed to Hoboken
where a singular case awaited their atten,
ton. 1t secma that in that village, which
is situated on the Brunsw wick 4
Western road, live two colored
men, Merrick leopard and Stephen
Rucker. They have some education and
have long prided themselves upon their
sense OF honor. They were strong adyo.
Gates OF the code and sought to impress
upon their fellowa the idea of calling out
people who crossed their paths, Recently
these men became entangled In 8
business natter Each claimed that
money was due from the other,
leopard decided that the matter should
be decided on the field Of honor. He
called to his aid n friend, and a note in the
most approved Style YVES cent to Rucker
who in turn referred it to his friend. The
preliminaries were quickly arranged. Hep.
pard was to use a revolver, and Rucker dc.
cided 10 use his shotgun. At the break o.
day the men were on the ground. Fit.
teen PAGES were stepped OF, and
at the drop OF a handkerchief the
firing began. leopard fired quickly,
emptying five chambers of his revolver
before Rucker could get his shotgun to
work. Two pistol shots entered Rucker,
one piercing him just under tho heart and
the other went through his bladder. As
Rucker YVES falling MORALLY wounded be
discharged both barrels at leopard, per-
foratiug him with buckshot. It was to
relieve the latter that the doctors were 50
hastily sent for. "A
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A HANDSOME JEWEL
Presented By Eareka Lodge to bro. Tho.
&C. ~ ,FtIlNNFH, lewis. IFI

Presented By Eareka Lodge to bro. Thos,
II. Lewis.
There recently occurred III this city {
notable event in tho way Of presentation
that has not, q. yet, been reported. Fol-
tho past eighteen months Thomas II
Lewis, Of the firm Of Lewis 4 Clemens
has been the secretary, OF ths lodge Of col
ored Odd Fellows here-Eurska, No. 1907
G. no. o. T. BE has alwaya been an &C
tive, energetic member and has done
much towards building up tho order Lcre
and making 1t a creditablo organization
It is to-day n Of tho most prosperous
lodges Of the order in the country. Mr..
Lewis Is also q member OF the Grand
Lodge Of the order for this section, hold.
Ing at present the position OF Captain.
The members Of Eureka Lodge desiring
to express their appreciation Of theil
brothers etloria IN their behalf, aud also
tho esteem in which they hold him, pur.
chased a large gold jewel Of the grand
lodge which thoy presented q few even,
iuga since. It ia triangular in shape with
emeralds and rubies in the angles, sus,
pended from a bar by q purple bsnd. Or
1t arc raised emblems of the order enamel
ed in colors. On ono side ia the following
inscription:
"Preaented to NJ. v. P. Thomas H
Lewis, by Eureka Lodge No. 1907, G. U,
.. Of 0. F., for m%eri.oriops service rem
dered as P. s., January 81, 1887"
The presentation was q complete cur.
price to the recipient, who was for a time
ct a loss for words with which to exprest
bis thanks for the superb gilt. 1t Is q very
handsome affair aud one he may well fec
proud OF.
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0TI|I-a -. ~ --I--- -
Mrs. BELvA CKwoo
To Lecture Hero for Holiday Post-A Dig
|FN. VI. 'Nfl lls0u 1tnIc Auun,,nc,.t UE# "|H"

i'snn lake Announced.
The demands on Tho treasury Of Holt.
day Post G.. A. r., Of this city, have been
rather steady and heavy Of late, In the
way Of relief TO distressed comrades, and
It is proposed to replonlsh the funds from
the proceeds oil two entertainments to be
given in the near future. Both Of these
entertainments will be something out Of
the usual run, and 1t Is expected that from
the two, o very nice sum will be realized.
Tho first will DO a'Beau Bake and Camp.
fire on the evening OF February 22-Wasll.
ington's birthday. II hes not yet been
settled where 1t will be held but It will be
in q place where a large crowd eau BIZ
accommodated for 1t Is to BIO q big affair
with several novel features. The Ladies'
Relief Corps will assist.
Tho second entertainment will b.
a lecture by Mra. Delva Lock
wood, better known in Washington
% 1.-THE judge" ono Of the exp Presidential
nominees. She Is under the management
Of Slayton's famous lecture bureau o.
Chicago and will lecture hero In the Operi
House March 2 for the benefit Of til,
Post. Hor subject will DO political ant
Social Life III Washington" m interesting
topic and one that this accomplished wo
man Is ablc to handle in n mastery style
She has boon for twenty years a residen'
Of Washington, q close and accurate oh
se,ver OF men and customs, and hes ba,
tho best OF opportunities to observe. Shit
is acquainted with most OF tho great mol
Of the country and has mingled much II
public life. She has an agreeable name
Of speaking, and like most women, cal
say q great deai IN a short time.
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10TH LEGS BROKEN,
a had Accident in Fulton Yesterday Morn.

A Bnd Accident In Fulton Yesterday Morn.
Ing.
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock an
accident occurred in Fulton, tho little vii
lsge on the National road at the foot Of
Wheeling hill, that may result in tho
death Of q %twelve.year old boy from New
Martinsville, who is a nephew Of Walter
Miller's, Of Fulton, whore no hes
been visiting ior some time past.
The boy, and some companions
wcro playing at one side Of the National
road at the time. They noticed coming
down the hill at a lively gait one Of
Henry kiel's dairy teams and wagons,
but az 1t WAS in the centre OF the road
paid no special attention to 1t. 1t so hap
pcned that a team WAS coming from the
opposite direction, and the driver Of the
milk wagon, when near the boy, pulled his
team over towards them in order to ppss
the other. Miller's nephew was struck
and knocked down, and the wheels Of the
wagon passing over his legs broke both Of
them, and otherwise injured him seri-
ously. The people Of Fulton complain
that there is altogether too much fast
driving through the place.
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TWANTED-a live, energetic man IL
wv represent Tx. s75 per month and cxIrn,s "
Goods staple: every QUO buys, oatdt and IAr,icuuiSsa.
free. STANDARD slLyhfHARE CO., Ios;Sa'
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a SOAP FACTORY
For tho Manufacture OF Hard Soaps Being
T,llf,cd I'm Here.

For tho Manufacture OF Hard Soaps Belns
Tailed Up Here.
The establishment here of still another
nov industry is being esitatsd, and sever.
al gentlemen Of the city, prominent in its
business circles, have become interested
in it. Tho project is to START concern for
the manufacture Of irst-clcss brands OF
laundry and toilet soaps, aud it is proba-
BILE that within q very few days some def
mite action will be taken toward tho for
nation OF G company for this purpose.
Mr.. Earl E. Paigo is actively working up
the scheme.
A wholesale man speaking Of the matter
last night said: "There ought to DO a
works OF thst kind run here and run sue
cessfully too; and there's another indus
try that could be carried on here to q much
greater extent than it iA, and that is a
cracker factory. Why you've no idea tho
quantity Of soap and crackers purchased
by our merchants from outside points.
There's q good field for the manufacture
OF both here. We send ta!low away from
here to be made into aeap-why not make
il here 2" g
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ga UNC OF KEYS,
To BIO Presented Mt the Opera House Tbl
Evening by the Sparks Company.

To be Presented Mt the Opera House This
Evening by the Sparks Company.
The original Sparks Company, Edouin
4 sanger's, will appear at the Opera Houee
this evening in Hoyt's famous farce "a
Bunch Of Keys, or the Hotsl!." The piece
is familiar to almost every theatre.soer and
yet it is doubtful if it was eyer produced
without there being some new feature cal.
culated to provoke laughter. The Gnciu.
natl Enquirer respecting a recent produc.
ton in that city Of the jolly skit BY this
company says: The play appesra brighter
than ever, and the pleasing incidents that
the author has strung together seem to
have all the powers to please Just az well
as when first seen hero. New and popular
music and many new incidents. were
thoroughly enjoyed last night. The COM.
pany is fully as strong, If not stronger.
than ever before. Mics Marietta Nash now
plays "Teddy," and we'll she does it; her
dancing could not be surpassed. Mr., Lauri
is the Landlord" and knows how to run
the hotel fully ss well as his predeceepor.
Eugene Garfield is still "Grimesey" and
could not very well be replacadin the part.
The other characters are in good hands.
Reserved Heat3 can bs secured at Ban.
mers' music store. There has already
been a good sale.
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Tho Xark OF TIC Coroner.

Squire J. W. schultzs, the Coroner OF
this county, hes completed his report for
the year 1856, and hes it ready for the in
spection Of the Board Of County Com
m%issioners ct any time it may cali for it.
It shows that during the year there were
81 sudden deaths. OF this number it was
thought Necessary to hold %inques's on 20.
OF this number Of inqucsts, five we're paid
for by private citizens-relatives OF friends
OF the deceased-aud one inquest was held
for which no charge YVES made. Two
cases required regular juries and
in n case q post mortem WAS demanded
and had. Tho county was obliged 10 fur
nish coiins and graves for five cases out
Of the twenty.nine. Outside or incidental
expenses called for $l4. The Coroner re-
ceived for his services only $115. This
sum, it will BIS agreed, is little enough for
the disagreeablc work tho Coroner is called
upon to perform. In every cass Squire
schultzs has done his work we'll and to
the satisfaction Of MI concerned.
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a SNd Case.

For tho past four daya there has been
confined in tho county jail on EoT street
tho con OF q prominent citizen and vol
known politician. Tho boy is about II
years old and is q bad ono; every effort
and attempt to reform him that m indul-
gent parent could devise have been made,
but NIL to no use, and It has at
last become necessary to adopt
u more stringent procedure. The
boy has been kept where he il, to allow
the father a chance to arrange for his ad-
mission into the reform school Of a neigh
boring State, West Virginia being without
such a much-needed institution. The
boy behaved unusually bad one day last
week and the father had to, call on the
police to assist him in getting hold Of the
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks
| ri fl4,. Abroad.

Strangers In the City md Whoeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. a. Allen Howell, jr,, Of Cleveland,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. II. Il. Black, Of Charleston, is regis.
tered at the stamm House.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. johnson, Of Pitts.
burgh, are the guest Of the family OF r. N.
Smith at 2f36 Market street.
Hon. John 7. Harris, Of Richie @. H.,
came up on the Ohio River road lest even.
ing and atopped at the stamm.
Mr.. ]. W. Amick, tho Main street shoe
man, left yesterday via. the Pennsylvania
route for Boston to purchsae his spring
stock Of goods. He will also stop at Phil
adelphia and New York.
Mr.. J, II. Hobbs entertained the mem.
bers OF the retiring Board OF Pablo Works,
and a Tow friends, st dinner in an elegant
manner at his residence on tho South
Sido last Saturday evening.
Capt. ASA Booth was in Canton last
week the guest OF his friend, Nj. Walter
Baldwin, manager Of the Baldwin Theatre
Company, that recently played an engage
HULL uele az tue HIauu uuu WHO Wns
playing an engagement at Canton last
week.
Messrg. J. NJ. Mckinney, Of Richie,
aud John ]. Hiuer, of Peudleton, mem
bers OF the House, appointed on the spe-
cial committee to examine into the State
Penitentiary, which commences its work
at Moundsville to-day, arrived here lcst
evening and took rooms at the Stsmm.
Major E. G, Grant, Of Chicago, Is again
in tho city, stopping at the stamm. He is
here to consult with Senator N. b. Scott
and Mr.. Harry ". Mcclure in relation to
the new arrangements about the Mcclure
House, which they are TO- take charge OF
on April l. Major Grant ia o very genial
gentleman and will provo a decided
to Wheeling's population.
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WANTED.
An industrious and earnest man 10 tianmc, ~,
business In bis district. Good sAia,y ana ns,v W.
nent employment References exchanged :
De ANGEils, Mgr Empire Mig House, II Wh,,rSs,
street. N, " mo- n Fs. ""iNu
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TIE NEW COURT uousE.
What 1t Cost to Fit 1t Up md Move Into

What 1t Cost to Fit 1t Up md Move Into
The Now Quarters.
Clerk Woods Of the Board Of County
Commissioners in accordance with an
order passed by the Board hal prepared q
statement showing that the entire cost Of
fitting up the county's end OF the Public
Building and moving from the old
to tho Q quarters wcs ss7,l3s IS,
which as usual in such cases, is considers-
BILE above the first estimate. The several
itema Of the statement are az follows:
Kleyis 4 Kraft, for carpenter work,
Sl7, $50 40; Oscar seeley, plumbing work.
Si,407 IS; q. D. Hamilton, architect work
SLIGO 06; Harry Smith, work on the in.
terror, 5000; Committee on Court House
and Jail Tor various expenditures, S267;
L. Delbrugge, outside repairs, 5000; t..
Delbrugge, same, $3.50 70; Committee on
Court House and Jail, $50; C.H. Miller.
work on the interior, S22ooS 90; Popue 4
Jones, inside work, $3.50 10; Pogue 4
Jones, same, $50 73; Poguo & Jones,
same, $4S AZ; Sheeley & Lott, for extra
stone work, $233 81.
snndr1ee, repairs aud wages Of janitor,
SS73 &c; Barnes Safe and Lock Company,
vaults, $i5S 90; A. R. White, for docu.
mont files in Offices, S2,04l;D. g. Kurner,
for painting, 1921 9;P. D. Carroll, extra
work, S3l; F. @. Arbenz & Co., for furni-
ture, ETC., S2,2os 81 Benecke, Hubach L
Co., repairs to furniture, etc; $751;: Ewing
Bros, glass globes, spittoons, etc, $1S2 Is;
A. II. Andrews & Co., chairs ior court
houae, sl,lss 20; G.. W. Bagga, $50 So;
Friend & Son, carpets, ETC., $500 u; r. O.
Donehoe, silver plating put on desk pre-.
sented by Anton Reymann, So removal
from old to new court house, $500 81.
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Last Saturday evening the explosion Of
a lamp caused the destruction Of tho large
general merchandise store Of Joseph
Graves & Co., at Coon Island, q small
station on tho Hempheld division OF the
Baltimore q Ohio railroad, about nineteen
miles east Of here. The owner of
the property and family who oc.
cupied tho upper rooms OF the
building, had just retired, and had
barely time to jump from their Deds and
make their escape in their night dresses,
leaving clothing and all household goods
to destruction in the flames. The loss on
stock will reach $500; insured for 81, 600
n the Ohio Valley Company, Of this city.
Eelix Muldoon, q member of the company,
lost 5000 in cash.
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Transfers OF Renl Estnte,

The following conveyances o. real es
tate were admitted to record yesterday in
the Office OF Recorder Hook:
A deed made January 25, 1887, by Sam.
ue! 7. Hildreth and vile to William E.
Hildrcth Of the undivided one.third part
Of the north half Of lot No. 0, in equare
No. 90, in Ritchietown, now known as the
Eighth ward Of the city; consideration,
$50D.28.
"A deed made February 4, 1887, by John
NJ. Gregg and vile, Of Burlington, lows,
to John F. Pogue Of a parcel Of property
on the south sido Of Wabash street, Is.
land, fronting on said street s., feet and
running back l25 feet, also the two story
briot dwelling house on said property;
consideration, $500.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 7,-Charles W.. Wetmore
On unmarried man about IS years Of age,
who has been boarding at the National
hotel on CLARK streetfor the past two years
went to hia room Saturday night about II
O'Clock and never returned from it alive.
His non-appearance caused a domestic to
vieit the room at lis this afternoon, and
found him hanging from a door hinge.
He had left sletter addressed to his brother
in New York saying he was "broke" and
tired Of life, and he had taken that means
to rid himself OF it. Deceased was former
ly engaged in the manufacture Of mining
machinery.
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Proved nm Abb,

Til. preliminary hearing OIL. r. Gates,
the young man accused by Owen McGraw,
one OF the city's garbage contractors, of
the theft OF q roll Of money containing S97
belonging to him, was concluded before
J Justice Phillips yesterday afternoon, and
Gates discharged from custody, he having
proved an alibi. He W.T. arrested
in Bellaire last Friday and his crse partly
heard Saturday, being postponed in order
to allow him an opportunity to prove
wha. no did yesterday.
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Tho Ohio River Eond Again Omen

Col. George w. Thompson, OF Parke,s.
burg, the genial president Of the Ohio
River road, and who manages in person
in a most able manner tho operation Of
that valuable line-one that IS daily get.
ting to DO n Of more and more imports
anceIto this city as well as to the State at
large, was in the city yesterday, and
stated that tho running OF through trains
between hero and Point Pleasant would DO
reaumed this morning. The high water Of
last week put q stop to the traffic between
Parkersbnrg and Point Pleasant for sew
sral dsys. The clips and washouts in tho
now roadbed that were caused by the
watcr have all been repaired under
Colonel Thompson's supervision, and as
stated, trains will again run clear through,
commencing this morning. This will be
appreciated by those desiring to go from
along the line Of the road to Charleston
and return.
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a large audience greeted Fanny Mount.
castle at the Grand lest night. The play,
kathleen Mavourneen," is an old one
in this city, and q mistake was made in
playing it here. The company, however.
is an excellent one, and will doubtless
draw good houses this week in new. playa,
Miss Mountcestle is q clever actress. bui
she should play something moro worthy
Of her talents than Kathleen. Tonight
Led Astray" will be put on, with The
full company in the cast.
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AN oUTpnEAK runEATENEp,
M%exicans Excited over tho Proposed Alter
Ftf atloBa OF a shrine.

uleNiChus EikClt0u ONeE Wv EEVIoteu AitcFs
atioas OF a shrine.
CRY OF MExlco, Fob. 7.-Mexico is
agitated at present by a relisio.polltical
difficulty, Involving the same principle for
which New York Catholics are contend,
ing In McGlynn'a caae-namely, the right
Of The lai.y to a voice in the management.
Of church affairs. Father Plancarte,
nephew OF tho Archbishop OF Mexico,
cultivated an artistic taste in the capitals
OF Europe, which has led him to announce
bis intention TO remodel and modernize
the shrine Of Guadalupe, and remove the
miraculous image OF tho Virgin 10 the
Cathedral Of Mexico during the progress
Of the work. Tie innovation Is sanction,
cd by the Archbishop, and Ia opposed by
all tho papers, both clerical and liberal,
which arc calling on tho Government. to
intervene.
Guadalupe Is the Mecca Of Mexican
Catholics, 40 many es $4,000 pilgrims be.
Ing assembled there on feast days. The
aborigines, as the common classes are
called, who are the most ardent deyotees
OF the Virgin, are terribly agitated over
the contemplated change, and at outbreak
Ia threatened. Petitions bearing thou,
sands OF names have been presented to the
Archbishop, requesting him to reconsider
his resolution and revoke the authority
conferred on his nephew by a constitI,
tlonal enactment. Tho clergy have only
the usufruct Of church property, and can.
not, 1t Is argued, alter or remodel build
ings without the consent OF the Govern.
ment, 80 TINT the Intervention Of the civil
authorities may enable tho Archbishop L
evade the issuo. The only reply he la:
made ia contained In a few lines written
to the National, wherein he assumed all
the responsibility for the contemplated
changes. Like Archbishop Corrigan, he
does not consider himself Obliged Ia
render an account or give an explanation
OF his conduct to the laity.
Even clerical organs claim that the
shrine is n national monument, tho prop.
orty Of the nation, and therefore entitled
to protection from tho government, The
civil authorities have as yet expressed nc
opinion, @T7 I.
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Brass Innds-AttontInn,

Persons starting q Brass or String Band
will serve their own interests by writing to
H. kleber 4 Bro., No. 500 Wood street.
Pittsburgh, Pa, for illustrated catalogues
OF their instruments. KIebers carry the
largest stock OF Musical Goods in Western
Pennsylvania, and are prepared to furnish
bids on complete sets Of horns, OF on SINGLE
instruments, in Gold, Silver and Brass.
Prices lower than any other house. ruAw
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The Ncws From the River.

The river was falling at this point last
evening with a depth in the channel, as
indicated by tho levee marks, Of Is feet,
At Pittsburgh the river was reported on a
stand with 10 feet 7 inches in the channel
and 1t vas raining. The other reports
we're as follows: Rice's Landing, 10 fees,
stationary and raining; Brownsville, 10
feet, stationary; Oil City, s feet, rising and
raining; Parker, 6 feet 20 inches, rising and
raining; Morgantown Z feet 6 inches and
stationary; Lock No. 4, IA feet 0 inches,
rising and raining; Greensboro, IA feet.
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DR.. HARRIET B. JONES will deliver the
fifth and last lecture Of her couree to ladies
to-day at4 and 7:30 p. NJ, in her roorns,
No. &c Fifteenth street. Tho subject il
The Generatiye Organs, Womanhood,
Motherhood, Care Of Infants, Women's
Dfseagee,n 1af
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"FoR there was never yet a philoso.
p.her that could endure the toothache pa
tiently." Perhaps not-but there's little
wit in enduring it at all, when n bottle
Of Salvation Oil will cure it..
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room.

"BE swiit to heart" Those .ore at3ic.
tons; Cessna (salt-Rheum), Erysipelas
and Skin Complaints Of every name and
.9egree are safely, surely, speedily relieved
by Palmer'a "Skin Success" which has
proven Its claim by 80 years Of FACTS, At
Drug Store OF McLain Bros. rTh.a